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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1990
Page
12
Fred McGonagle reports the Cleveland arena stadium ballot fight with Dick Jacobs as the target of sharp critique by muckraker Roldo Bartimore and supporters arguing for developer funding and city jobs. Tom Chema defends the measure as economic catalyst amid public financing concerns.
Elyria Lorain County officials say relying solely on recycling will not meet the 25 percent reduction mandate by June 24 1994. They stress a countywide program plus cooperation with business and industry to cut commercial industrial and residential waste at the BFI Russia Township landfill and block out of county contracts.
OLMSTED FALLS The Board of Ethics declined to render an advisory opinion on potential wrongdoings by city officials. The decision followed a January complaint by Councilman Robert Uhle on behalf of residents alleging conflicts of interest involving Mayor Robert Kennedy and council members.
Michael Zgigray in leather jacket bandana and riding chaps was denied entry to Elyria Municipal Court for a traffic hearing. Bailiff Robert Clarke cited dress code as inappropriate for the courtroom setting. Zgigray said he leads a motorcycle club and planned to speak to students in Massillon after court. Clarke noted this is a common issue and judges set varying standards.
Notice declares acceptable courtroom attire and prohibits bare feet shorts tank tops and halter tops in the courtroom to maintain decorum and respect.
Three Lorain County sponsored measures cleared the Senate and House to speed education reform rules. The package, an emergency measure, lets districts open enroll, adds college level courses for high schoolers, and preserves alternative school entry standards. It also funds Headstart and pre k grants and expands senior citizen board representation.
Vermilion native Mandy Pryor a 1988 Vermilion High School graduate and Wittenberg University sophomore joined 26 peers on spring break to build homes for underprivileged families in Coahoma as part of Habitat for Humanity. The group spent a week on construction projects aimed at improving living conditions and providing housing opportunities.
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